Review: Child of Eden
Rez creator Tetsuya Mizuguchi’s new abstract creation is generous on the senses but not on one’s sense of agency. Richard Clark explains why this might be a good thing.
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Mirror, Mirror
Despite all the improvements Kinect boasts technologically, Kinect Fun Labs stands as a painful reminder of what we lack socially. Richard Clark explains why Kinect Me and its other applications make him feel nothing but disconnected.
Review: Sequence
Richard Clark risks it all with Sequence, the genre-bending Xbox Live Indie Games title. How does Sequence use rhythm and role-playing to bring out the best in each genre by demanding imperfection from us as players?
Review: Casey’s Contraptions
Things come together in this new iPad puzzle game inspired by The Incredible Machine. But the game has regressed—in the best possible way. Staff writer Richard Clark breaks down how.
Review: Don’t Take It Personally, Babe, It Just Ain’t Your Story
Is social networking the subject, or something in the background? Richard Clark reviews Christine Love’s new game about openness, privacy, and intimacy—and the tenuous relationship between each one.